Sentence examples for sense a negative from inspiring English sources

Greene said he could sense a negative reaction to the celebration at the news conference after the victory.

Though she gave the place a "Good" rating, one could sense a negative undertone in the body of the review.

Notice that the republican view of freedom is, at least in the broad sense, a negative conception of political liberty.

"Being able to sense a negative emotional response, we can adjust the website experience to eliminate stress or to offer help".

When you sense a negative mood, try to counter it with cheer, excitement, and understanding (but not over the top, obviously).

In one sense, a negative profitability effect is to be expected given the size of the union premium (see below) in conjunction with a close-to-zero productivity effect.

Third, the idea of an end has three senses for Kant, two positive senses and a negative sense.

The use of the word "fundamentalist" is intended in a denotative sense, not a negative connotative sense to be pejorative (derisive) of scientific, political or religious concepts.

"One of the key issues, why they were getting together, was around parenting, and in a sense in a negative way it was this strong sense of racial arrogance that was coming out in these young women.

Our culture is so body-obsessed that it only makes sense for a negative tone to fall upon such a positive industry and lifestyle choice.

Ca2+-dependent inactivation acts in the sense of a negative feedback on Ca2+ entry through the channel.